Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Monday, October 30, 2006
funniest article i've ever read in the local newspaper....
Here is the Ted Nugent story that I found rather comical in a disturbing way. I really wanted to write about the great Halloween party I went to on Saturday and how many girls I made out with and how great it is to feed goats and go to pumpkin patches TWICE in the fall, but that's more of a diary entry I'm not sure anyone wants to hear about. : )
Nugent Gets Warm Wisconsin Welcome
Wisconsin State Journal :: LOCAL :: B3
Thursday, October 26, 2006
DANYA HOOKER dhooker@madison.com 608-252-6120
For the most part, liberal activists -- so often visible and audible at speeches by conservatives -- stayed away from a packed Union Theater on Wednesday night.
Those who did go, however, heard themselves described by outspoken rocker, hunter and gun rights activist Ted Nugent as dope-smoking hippies, mongrels and bloodsuckers.
And his declaration that "I'm hard-core right-wing" was met with enthusiastic applause on the overwhelmingly left-wing UW-Madison campus.
Nugent stormed the stage holding a set of antlers and sporting a graying ponytail beneath his camouflage cowboy hat. "I came to Wisconsin, first and foremost, because you have too many deer," he said. "And I can fix that."
Nugent, 58, brought to Madison by the conservative student group Collegians for a Constructive Tomorrow, spent most of his rowdy and profane speech somewhere between politically incorrect and offensive.
On the issue of homelessness, Nugent said, "Conservatives see a beggar on the street. What I do is I kneel down and I say Hey (expletive), there's a help wanted sign right there.' A liberal will give 'em $5 and he'll turn around and buy drugs and the liberal will just help kill the (expletive) quicker."
On welfare recipients, he said, "I know a couple of soldiers who can't get wheelchairs -- they had their legs blown off -- because some (expletive) in Detroit has to get some more bling bling," Nugent said.
While most of the audience applauded Nugent's rants, the few dissenters made their presence known during the question and answer session. One attacked Nugent's lack of service during the Vietnam War, calling him a "a yellow-bellied, traitorous, coward," touching off a two-minute profanity match that ended with the man being ushered away.
Concerns over Nugent's comments on homelessness and welfare were met with the same disregard for opposition. "I hate excuses," Nugent said.
But most of the questioners just wanted to know the basics, such as what kind of hunting bow he uses (a lightweight bow with handmade cedar arrows) and how long it took him to write the guitar solo from "Stranglehold" (one spontaneous, unedited take in a studio).
Above all, Nugent asked the audience to stay off drugs, protect the country and the Constitution -- especially by joining the National Rifle Association -- and to be vocal. "Study history and by God don't let the horrors of our past history be repeated because we're too weak to stand up and protest. Think Rosa Parks."
Nugent Gets Warm Wisconsin Welcome
Wisconsin State Journal :: LOCAL :: B3
Thursday, October 26, 2006
DANYA HOOKER dhooker@madison.com 608-252-6120
For the most part, liberal activists -- so often visible and audible at speeches by conservatives -- stayed away from a packed Union Theater on Wednesday night.
Those who did go, however, heard themselves described by outspoken rocker, hunter and gun rights activist Ted Nugent as dope-smoking hippies, mongrels and bloodsuckers.
And his declaration that "I'm hard-core right-wing" was met with enthusiastic applause on the overwhelmingly left-wing UW-Madison campus.
Nugent stormed the stage holding a set of antlers and sporting a graying ponytail beneath his camouflage cowboy hat. "I came to Wisconsin, first and foremost, because you have too many deer," he said. "And I can fix that."
Nugent, 58, brought to Madison by the conservative student group Collegians for a Constructive Tomorrow, spent most of his rowdy and profane speech somewhere between politically incorrect and offensive.
On the issue of homelessness, Nugent said, "Conservatives see a beggar on the street. What I do is I kneel down and I say Hey (expletive), there's a help wanted sign right there.' A liberal will give 'em $5 and he'll turn around and buy drugs and the liberal will just help kill the (expletive) quicker."
On welfare recipients, he said, "I know a couple of soldiers who can't get wheelchairs -- they had their legs blown off -- because some (expletive) in Detroit has to get some more bling bling," Nugent said.
While most of the audience applauded Nugent's rants, the few dissenters made their presence known during the question and answer session. One attacked Nugent's lack of service during the Vietnam War, calling him a "a yellow-bellied, traitorous, coward," touching off a two-minute profanity match that ended with the man being ushered away.
Concerns over Nugent's comments on homelessness and welfare were met with the same disregard for opposition. "I hate excuses," Nugent said.
But most of the questioners just wanted to know the basics, such as what kind of hunting bow he uses (a lightweight bow with handmade cedar arrows) and how long it took him to write the guitar solo from "Stranglehold" (one spontaneous, unedited take in a studio).
Above all, Nugent asked the audience to stay off drugs, protect the country and the Constitution -- especially by joining the National Rifle Association -- and to be vocal. "Study history and by God don't let the horrors of our past history be repeated because we're too weak to stand up and protest. Think Rosa Parks."
Saturday, October 28, 2006
This Just In
Yeah, I'm sure those of you in the know already know about this...but I'm excited. From MySpace:
NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE
LIVE AT THE FILLMORE EAST 1970
Legendary Album Available For the First Time
Features Original Crazy Horse Lineup
Release Date: November 14, 2006
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Neil Young & Crazy Horse’s concerts on March 6th and 7th, 1970 at New York’s Fillmore East have been the subject of legend for decades. The nights featured Young with the original lineup of Crazy Horse: Danny Whitten (guitar, vocals), Ralph Molina (drums, vocals), Billy Talbot (bass) and Jack Nitzsche (electric piano), performing at the very peak of their powers. Those two nights are among the only officially recorded shows of the band with these members, and as the debut release of the Neil Young Archives Performance Series, the album Live At The Fillmore East will be available November 14, 2006 on Reprise Records.
In 1969, Neil Young--fresh from a stint in Buffalo Springfield and his debut solo album on Reprise Records--discovered a band performing in Los Angeles that quickly became Crazy Horse. Going into the studio to record “Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere,” the band immediately gelled into one of the all-time great live groups. Though they only existed for a brief period in their original lineup, their mark on music has remained indelible. Bassist Billy Talbot and drummer Ralph Molina were joined by guitarist Frank “Poncho” Sampedro after guitarist Danny Whitten’s premature death in 1972 to continue Crazy Horse right up to the present.
Live At The Fillmore East has been the subject of devotion among Neil Young followers since the shows themselves in 1970, when Young and Whitten’s dueling guitars were credited as one of the best match-ups in rock history. As heard on these six songs from those concerts, they perfectly illustrate exactly why. Joined by producer-arranger legend Jack Nitzsche on electric piano, a sometimes member of Crazy Horse, the Fillmore East shows are a landmark in Young’s unequaled musical career.
Along with the single-disc Live At The Fillmore East album, a special CD & DVD combo-pak will also be available on November 14th. The DVD includes a Hi-Res Stereo version of the album, along with rare photos from the concert, Young’s handwritten song lyrics, archival press articles and other rare memorabilia and documents relating to the concerts and this period of Neil Young’s career.
www.neilyoung.com
Check out my page to listen to the audio and watch the video of.....
"Come On Baby, Lets Go Downtown"
WHOOOOOOO-WEEEEEEE!!!!!
NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE
LIVE AT THE FILLMORE EAST 1970
Legendary Album Available For the First Time
Features Original Crazy Horse Lineup
Release Date: November 14, 2006
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Neil Young & Crazy Horse’s concerts on March 6th and 7th, 1970 at New York’s Fillmore East have been the subject of legend for decades. The nights featured Young with the original lineup of Crazy Horse: Danny Whitten (guitar, vocals), Ralph Molina (drums, vocals), Billy Talbot (bass) and Jack Nitzsche (electric piano), performing at the very peak of their powers. Those two nights are among the only officially recorded shows of the band with these members, and as the debut release of the Neil Young Archives Performance Series, the album Live At The Fillmore East will be available November 14, 2006 on Reprise Records.
In 1969, Neil Young--fresh from a stint in Buffalo Springfield and his debut solo album on Reprise Records--discovered a band performing in Los Angeles that quickly became Crazy Horse. Going into the studio to record “Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere,” the band immediately gelled into one of the all-time great live groups. Though they only existed for a brief period in their original lineup, their mark on music has remained indelible. Bassist Billy Talbot and drummer Ralph Molina were joined by guitarist Frank “Poncho” Sampedro after guitarist Danny Whitten’s premature death in 1972 to continue Crazy Horse right up to the present.
Live At The Fillmore East has been the subject of devotion among Neil Young followers since the shows themselves in 1970, when Young and Whitten’s dueling guitars were credited as one of the best match-ups in rock history. As heard on these six songs from those concerts, they perfectly illustrate exactly why. Joined by producer-arranger legend Jack Nitzsche on electric piano, a sometimes member of Crazy Horse, the Fillmore East shows are a landmark in Young’s unequaled musical career.
Along with the single-disc Live At The Fillmore East album, a special CD & DVD combo-pak will also be available on November 14th. The DVD includes a Hi-Res Stereo version of the album, along with rare photos from the concert, Young’s handwritten song lyrics, archival press articles and other rare memorabilia and documents relating to the concerts and this period of Neil Young’s career.
www.neilyoung.com
Check out my page to listen to the audio and watch the video of.....
"Come On Baby, Lets Go Downtown"
WHOOOOOOO-WEEEEEEE!!!!!
Friday, October 27, 2006
Uhh Oh Shit Uhhh Oh Shit Uhh-Huh Oh Shit Ungh Oh Shit
Yesterday was the most incredible day...I've been struggling (valiantly, of course) with the content for Splish, Reconsidered, and yesterday, fuck man, I was on fire! I finished the text to "Condoleeza Stole It!" and "The Getting Tried As An Adult Blues" as well as making BIG DECISIONS on the rest, so Im super excited. The whole Splish thing was suppsoed to be done in a week in April! So here it is...and everything is movin and groovin.
Also, I LOVE this weather...everything Ive ever felt can be explained by looking at the sky this morning. I peeled into work going back and forth between Hamster Baby and For Tammy Rae, I think those two song are the twin poles of my personality.
Falling Deep 6 is mailed out on Monday, tail end of the month, but still october. 7 will be a week later. this is all cuz the December one is going to come out at the bgeinning of december! so you can enjoy the xmas cheer all month. also starting with december, theyll come out at the beginnign as opposed to the end of the month. Oh, did anyone at all listen to Falling Deep 5 front to back? Is the thrill gone? Is the honeymoon over? Well, too fucking bad, cuz its all part of the 21st version of the BLASTING CONCEPT, and unlike my hero Greg, Im not smoking a pound of dope a day (or ever for that matter), so I wont burn out and go away, cuz yeah I alienate people all naturally! Ha-ho!
So...apparently my hair is all tangled up and people at work are making fun of me. All I do is wash it and leave. I dont own a comb or brush, so its amazing i dont get made fun of every single day.
Ok, back to december stuff so i guess were doing a xmas party, cool with me...Im going to put out some cool stuff around xmas, I hope youll all enjoy it. Its nifty. Should have been done in 2004, but it fucked up and 2005 I was umm what was I doing at xmas of 05 i guess I was being LAZY. Oh I know I think I was doing Aluminum Farm.
It originally seemed like I had so much to say in this opst, vital important stuff, but its all SPAZZ and useless. Hmmm
Here, here are somesong lyrics
from like one of the greatest songs ever, I hope you get real into it. oh uhhhh
oh huh
ok, words, not music
WE LOVE YOU (M. Jagger/K. Richard/B. Jones)
We don't care if you only love "we"
We don't care if you only love "we"
We love you
We love you, and we hope that you will love "we" too
We love "they"
We love "they", and we want you to love "they" too
We don't care if you hound "we"
and love is all around "we"
Love can't get our minds off
We love you, we love you
You will never win "we"
Your uniforms don't fit "we"
We forget the place we're in
'Cause we love you
We love you
Of course, we do
I love you
I love you
And I hope that you won't prove wrong too
We love you. We do. We love you. We do.
Also, I LOVE this weather...everything Ive ever felt can be explained by looking at the sky this morning. I peeled into work going back and forth between Hamster Baby and For Tammy Rae, I think those two song are the twin poles of my personality.
Falling Deep 6 is mailed out on Monday, tail end of the month, but still october. 7 will be a week later. this is all cuz the December one is going to come out at the bgeinning of december! so you can enjoy the xmas cheer all month. also starting with december, theyll come out at the beginnign as opposed to the end of the month. Oh, did anyone at all listen to Falling Deep 5 front to back? Is the thrill gone? Is the honeymoon over? Well, too fucking bad, cuz its all part of the 21st version of the BLASTING CONCEPT, and unlike my hero Greg, Im not smoking a pound of dope a day (or ever for that matter), so I wont burn out and go away, cuz yeah I alienate people all naturally! Ha-ho!
So...apparently my hair is all tangled up and people at work are making fun of me. All I do is wash it and leave. I dont own a comb or brush, so its amazing i dont get made fun of every single day.
Ok, back to december stuff so i guess were doing a xmas party, cool with me...Im going to put out some cool stuff around xmas, I hope youll all enjoy it. Its nifty. Should have been done in 2004, but it fucked up and 2005 I was umm what was I doing at xmas of 05 i guess I was being LAZY. Oh I know I think I was doing Aluminum Farm.
It originally seemed like I had so much to say in this opst, vital important stuff, but its all SPAZZ and useless. Hmmm
Here, here are somesong lyrics
from like one of the greatest songs ever, I hope you get real into it. oh uhhhh
oh huh
ok, words, not music
WE LOVE YOU (M. Jagger/K. Richard/B. Jones)
We don't care if you only love "we"
We don't care if you only love "we"
We love you
We love you, and we hope that you will love "we" too
We love "they"
We love "they", and we want you to love "they" too
We don't care if you hound "we"
and love is all around "we"
Love can't get our minds off
We love you, we love you
You will never win "we"
Your uniforms don't fit "we"
We forget the place we're in
'Cause we love you
We love you
Of course, we do
I love you
I love you
And I hope that you won't prove wrong too
We love you. We do. We love you. We do.
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Monday, October 23, 2006
Saturday, October 21, 2006
Thursday, October 19, 2006
Extinction Forever!!!
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Monday, October 16, 2006
an unsure jackie has an offer for you.....
hello all. i made a mixed cd and perhaps some of you would enjoy it. i guess that mostly means D and tim. since rich and liz have one already. if you'd like one, let me know because i have a few burned already to give to people here. i don't think it's that exciting, but rich seemed to enjoy it. so maybe it's okay? here goes:
the shangri-las - good taste tip from mary weiss
bikini kill - white boy
bratmobile - juswanna (FUK U).
half japanese - this could be the night
johnny thunders - you can't put your arms around a memory
mirah - light the match
the 5.6.7.8's - dream boy
the sonics - don't be afraid of the dark
wire - three girl rhumba
elastica - connection
sleater-kinney - i wanna be your joey ramone (live)
lesley gore - hey now
aretha franklin - ain't no way
the gossip - jailbreak
the kills - sugar baby
the white stripes - slicker drips
the spells - can't explain
deerhoof - itchy p-pads
excuse 17 - this is not your wedding song
the shangri-las - dating courtesy tip from mary weiss
the shangri-las - good taste tip from mary weiss
bikini kill - white boy
bratmobile - juswanna (FUK U).
half japanese - this could be the night
johnny thunders - you can't put your arms around a memory
mirah - light the match
the 5.6.7.8's - dream boy
the sonics - don't be afraid of the dark
wire - three girl rhumba
elastica - connection
sleater-kinney - i wanna be your joey ramone (live)
lesley gore - hey now
aretha franklin - ain't no way
the gossip - jailbreak
the kills - sugar baby
the white stripes - slicker drips
the spells - can't explain
deerhoof - itchy p-pads
excuse 17 - this is not your wedding song
the shangri-las - dating courtesy tip from mary weiss
Saturday, October 14, 2006
Feedback please
These are two of the three images I made for my digital photo layer mask assignment (if you use Photoshop you probably know what that is). ...Just wanted to see what y'all thought before I turn them in. The other one is of Deanna naked, which I won't put up unless she says it's okay.
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
Staring Into The Face
"There's no question that we want to have a marketing boost right now; it's important to us," said Lt. Gen. Robert L. Van Antwerp...
And Gen. Bobby is referring to that nasty hindrance to consumer confidence (the identity being consumed, is though not unlike a beer commercial far more time consuming among other factors), that darned war.
And this new Army slogan...Army Strong, wow gosh that makes this whole thing seem so, well, righteous! And a marketing campaign for war, I mean thats unprecedented...umm, right?
Van Antwerp acknowledged that negative news from Iraq "is a factor" that can inhibit young people from joining the Army...hmmm I guess they just arent patriotic enough. How about recruiting being worked into public schools? You have to pass a recruiting course before you get to take any extra-curriculars?
But all this blood and doom and atrocity-based-mirth-making is fish in the barrel, the real crux of the real evil here is who the army has hired to helm the "correction of our perception" that the war is fucking disgusting and evil, because the problem they face is an "ethereal" one that goes beyond money and erm status (?). These masters of the mind, these mystery busters are the GENIUSES at the not all creepily named McCann Worldgroup. $200 Million Dollars to come up with "ARMY STRONG", and thats been the cheapest part of the war so far.
Ive spent the better part of the day reading the McCann Worldgroup website, and Im utterly speechless. I beg you to take a few minutes out of your day to read what the masters of the establishment, the dealers at the floating crap game that our country has become have to say about selling YOU your lifestyle and opinions, and Id give them special credit for marketing death as an attractive possiblity to an 18 year old, but Budwesier, Coors etc have them all beat by several decades.
Heres a link to McCann http://www.mccann.com/
and heres a link in the opposite direction (hint, its the direction not going up its own arse)
http://www.objector.org/
And Gen. Bobby is referring to that nasty hindrance to consumer confidence (the identity being consumed, is though not unlike a beer commercial far more time consuming among other factors), that darned war.
And this new Army slogan...Army Strong, wow gosh that makes this whole thing seem so, well, righteous! And a marketing campaign for war, I mean thats unprecedented...umm, right?
Van Antwerp acknowledged that negative news from Iraq "is a factor" that can inhibit young people from joining the Army...hmmm I guess they just arent patriotic enough. How about recruiting being worked into public schools? You have to pass a recruiting course before you get to take any extra-curriculars?
But all this blood and doom and atrocity-based-mirth-making is fish in the barrel, the real crux of the real evil here is who the army has hired to helm the "correction of our perception" that the war is fucking disgusting and evil, because the problem they face is an "ethereal" one that goes beyond money and erm status (?). These masters of the mind, these mystery busters are the GENIUSES at the not all creepily named McCann Worldgroup. $200 Million Dollars to come up with "ARMY STRONG", and thats been the cheapest part of the war so far.
Ive spent the better part of the day reading the McCann Worldgroup website, and Im utterly speechless. I beg you to take a few minutes out of your day to read what the masters of the establishment, the dealers at the floating crap game that our country has become have to say about selling YOU your lifestyle and opinions, and Id give them special credit for marketing death as an attractive possiblity to an 18 year old, but Budwesier, Coors etc have them all beat by several decades.
Heres a link to McCann http://www.mccann.com/
and heres a link in the opposite direction (hint, its the direction not going up its own arse)
http://www.objector.org/
Monday, October 09, 2006
This is only vaguely related to Liz's post
My pictures.
And, by popular demand, some photos Matt took of decay and such.
Yeah, I'm no good with a camera.
And, by popular demand, some photos Matt took of decay and such.
Yeah, I'm no good with a camera.
Saturday, October 07, 2006
October Apple Adventures
Thanks, everyone, for coming with me! I had a great time, so I hope you did too!
Friday, October 06, 2006
We're gonna have a good time!
Rich, in all the years I've known you...your beard has grown so full. I'd go on, but today will be an insanely busy day at work.
Happy birthday.
Happy birthday.
Tuesday, October 03, 2006
EXCITING ROCK N ROLL NEWS YOU CAN UEWS
Now when one talks about double albums (as one naturally does) one would (naturally) think of timeless masterpieces that chronicle fevered heights of inspiration such as Elton John's Blue Moves (1976), Yes' Tales Of The Topographic Oceans (1974), Electric Light Orchestra's Out Of The Blue (1977), Nine Inch Nails The Fragile (1999), Bone-Thugz-N-Harmony's The Art Of War (1997), and the latest addition to the pantheon The Red Hot Chili Pepper's Stadium Arcadium (2006).
One with taste would of course NEVER think of such bloated and embarrassing indulgences from marginal artists like Jimi Hendrix's Electric Ladyland (1969), Captain Beefheart's Trout Mask Replica (1969), Funkadelic's America Eats Its Young (1972), The Minutemen's Double Nickels On The Dime (1984), Marvin Gaye's Here, My Dear (1979) and the latest addition to the future-nobody-hall-of-fame The Microphone's The Glow Pt. II (2001).
Well those with taste can rest easy because a new double album is being released exclusively through FLUXMUSIC. It was created by formerly obscure artist Three Quid who recently took England by storm, and it is titled ...And Then Jack White Lost His Fucking Mind. Let me as someone with musical authority and integrity say that I think it is a remarkable listening experience, one that easily has the depth and richness of R. Kelly's classic double epic R. (1998).
It is available for immediate order as of this morning.
Below is the track listing, and take the time to admire the perfect mathematical symmetry with which the sequence is constructed. Three Quid's blossoming reputation is quickly being entirely based on such mathematic execution.
Side One:
Seven Nation Army
Top Special
The Denial Twist
The Denial Twist
The Denial Twist
Blue Orchid
Side Two:
Seven Nation Army
Walking With A Ghost
The Denial Twist
The Denial Twist
Who's A Big Baby?
Go It Alone
Side Three:
Seven Nation Army
Shelter Of Your Arms
The Denial Twist
The Denial Twist
The Denial Twist
Blue Orchid
Side Four:
Seven Nation Army
Though I Hear You Calling (I Will Not Answer)
The Denial Twist
The Denial Twist
It's True That We Love Coca-Cola (Love Is The Truth)
Thanks For The Memories, Jack
contact fluxlifeinc@yahoo.com to order your copy of this classic today!
quantities are limited!
act now!
III
One with taste would of course NEVER think of such bloated and embarrassing indulgences from marginal artists like Jimi Hendrix's Electric Ladyland (1969), Captain Beefheart's Trout Mask Replica (1969), Funkadelic's America Eats Its Young (1972), The Minutemen's Double Nickels On The Dime (1984), Marvin Gaye's Here, My Dear (1979) and the latest addition to the future-nobody-hall-of-fame The Microphone's The Glow Pt. II (2001).
Well those with taste can rest easy because a new double album is being released exclusively through FLUXMUSIC. It was created by formerly obscure artist Three Quid who recently took England by storm, and it is titled ...And Then Jack White Lost His Fucking Mind. Let me as someone with musical authority and integrity say that I think it is a remarkable listening experience, one that easily has the depth and richness of R. Kelly's classic double epic R. (1998).
It is available for immediate order as of this morning.
Below is the track listing, and take the time to admire the perfect mathematical symmetry with which the sequence is constructed. Three Quid's blossoming reputation is quickly being entirely based on such mathematic execution.
Side One:
Seven Nation Army
Top Special
The Denial Twist
The Denial Twist
The Denial Twist
Blue Orchid
Side Two:
Seven Nation Army
Walking With A Ghost
The Denial Twist
The Denial Twist
Who's A Big Baby?
Go It Alone
Side Three:
Seven Nation Army
Shelter Of Your Arms
The Denial Twist
The Denial Twist
The Denial Twist
Blue Orchid
Side Four:
Seven Nation Army
Though I Hear You Calling (I Will Not Answer)
The Denial Twist
The Denial Twist
It's True That We Love Coca-Cola (Love Is The Truth)
Thanks For The Memories, Jack
contact fluxlifeinc@yahoo.com to order your copy of this classic today!
quantities are limited!
act now!
III
Sunday, October 01, 2006
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